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Powder product. You can mix with both oil and water medium. Oil medium recommended. Firing Temprature is cone 016-017.

Powder product. You can mix with both oil and water medium. Oil medium recommended. Firing Temprature is cone 016-017.

Powder product. You can mix with both oil and water medium. Oil medium recommended. Firing Temprature is cone 016-017.

Helps to quickly measure the size of pottery opening. It also can be used the opposite way to measure the diameter of pots.  Length from hinge to tips: 4" Capcity at full opening: 7.5"

Surgically sharp blades fit into comfortable plastic handle. Widely used for cutting rubber molds.

Now even more convenient for your finishing processes, this aluminum oxide sandpaper cartridge roll comes already mounted on a 3/32" mandrel, ready to install in your flex shaft or other rotary tool and go to work. The mandrel is color-coded to help you...

Nova Scotian Clay Powder Low fire, Firing Temp: around cone 04 (please note that only 04 has been tested) Shrinkage: 10% with a cone 04 firing  Sold by 5lb bags.

PLEASE NOTE: This clay is on sale due to it being frozen upon delivery. It will require more wedging before use to get it even and without air bubbles. A slippery smooth general purpose terra-cotta. Colour deepens from cone 06-2. Good for Majolica...

Since pyrometric cones deform progressively under advancing heat at fairly regular temperatures, they serve as accurate indicators of firing chamber temperatures. Usually three cones are selected and set in a clay pat at an 82° angle — one cone...

Since pyrometric cones deform progressively under advancing heat at fairly regular temperatures, they serve as accurate indicators of firing chamber temperatures. Usually three cones are selected and set in a clay pat at an 82° angle — one cone...

Since pyrometric cones deform progressively under advancing heat at fairly regular temperatures, they serve as accurate indicators of firing chamber temperatures. Usually three cones are selected and set in a clay pat at an 82° angle — one cone...

Since pyrometric cones deform progressively under advancing heat at fairly regular temperatures, they serve as accurate indicators of firing chamber temperatures. Usually three cones are selected and set in a clay pat at an 82° angle — one cone...